Participation in this program is not guaranteed due to a number of factors. Thread Statistics | Show CCP posts - 0 post(s)ĭue to the upcoming SOV changes in Dominion, the winter expansion we have set up a renter program for the region Querious. » Click here to find additional results for this topic using Google More information on EWAR tactics, and specifically on remote sensor dampening, are available in the EWAR Guide.Corporation, Alliance and Organization Discussions Just as important is distracting opponents from their strategic goals-making it so that, instead of following the plan that their fleet composition was built around, opponents must commit resources to deal with a pesky Maulus pilot. ”But wait,” you may ask, “what impact can my damps have if I just have to run at the first sign of danger?” EWAR only represents half of the Maulus’s threat to opposing fleets. If danger comes your way, warp out, and warp back in again somewhere else. The Maulus is too slow to outrun any of these threats, and too fragile to survive them (even if you are fitted for tank). Once your damps start to take effect, your opponents will respond by sending an interceptor or some drones after you. Once you’ve positioned your ship and evaluated your damps targets, get your combat drones in on the action. On the other hand, short-range brawlers, and small ships that can warp out and back won’t be affected as much by damps. Scan resolution dampening can also work well against large targets with slow lock speeds. Opposing EWAR, logistics, missile boats, and snipers are all priority damps targets. Damps work best against opponents that work from range. Even at a range of (optimal + ½ falloff), a dampener is 85% effective, and so that is a good operating range limit for the Maulus. Dampeners have the greatest impact inside their optimal range, but they still work well within falloff. Know your operating range, and keep that distance from your opponents.A better strategy is to warp in after your opponents have already committed to focusing on your fleet’s tankier damage dealers. If you land on grid with the main fleet, you give your opponents early warning that they will have to deal with EWAR. Warp into an engagement after your fleetmates.
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New Maulus pilots should read the tactics section of the UniWiki’s EWAR guide, and attend an EWAR (CORE class) these will provide some details on how to fly EWAR frigates. For this reason, many Maulus pilots omit weapons from their fits entirely. Nevertheless, the Maulus still can’t win most direct engagements, and pilots should expect to warp away from incoming trouble rather than facing it head-on. It has the most hit points, can be fit with a respectable tank, and can field combat drones with a control range that matches its lock and EWAR modules ranges (if fit with drone link augmentors). The Maulus is probably the most capable combat ship of the four Tech I EWAR frigates. Dampeners do have the disadvantage of being the most capacitor-hungry EWAR modules, and so the Maulus is often fit to optimize capacitor-by using “Enduring” meta modules, and/or by adding capacitor rigs to the fit. But scripts are extremely cheap, and they are not consumed by use, so pilots always carry three copies of each script. In general, the lock range effect is easier to predict and direct, so Maulus pilots usually have range scripts loaded in their dampeners.
Loading a dampener with a Targeting Range Dampening Script makes it twice as effective at reducing enemy lock range, but eliminates the lock speed effect and loading a Scan Resolution Dampening Script has the opposite effect, making the module doubly effective against lock speed but ineffective against lock range. Unscripted, these modules affect both the lock range and lock speed of targets. The Maulus is typically fit with three remote sensor dampeners in its mid slots. The Maulus also provides excellent training for more advanced ECM ships, like the Celestis and Keres. As a result, new Unistas can have an immediate, significant impact on fleet engagements by flying the Maulus. For new EVE players, flying the Maulus only requires training Gallente Frigate I and Sensor Linking I. The Maulus is a powerful EWAR ship, especially against enemies that strike from long range. Damps are most often used to reduce the lock range of enemy targets. The Maulus is the Gallente Electronic Warfare Frigate, specializing in remote sensor dampening (or “damps”).
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